Tag Archives: Janet Mills

Writing, Maine, leaves and things, and the new sheriff in town

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Maureen Milliken

Last time I was here, I mentioned that a reader noted, with some irritation, how much “describing leaves and things” I do in my books. Like many Maine writers, crime or not, I figure if you’re going to write about … Continue reading →

Posted in Maureen's Posts | Tagged Fly Rod Crosby, Franklin County, governor, Janet Mills, Maine, Mainen setting, writing | 3 Comments

One for the Books

Posted on May 2, 2017 by Bruce Robert Coffin

One for the Books Bruce Robert Coffin here, waxing nostalgic. The third annual Maine Crime Wave has passed into the history books. Sponsored by the Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance, this year’s conference, held at the University of Southern Maine’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Bruce's Posts | Tagged Ann Collette, Barbara Ross, Brendan Rielly, Bruce Robert Coffin, Dick Cass, Gayle Lynds, Glickman Library, Janet Mills, Kate Flora, Lisa Marchese, Lynne Raimondo, Maureen Milliken, Roger Guay, Tess Gerritsen, Vaughn C. Hardacker | 8 Comments

Employing the Talents of Facebook Friends

Posted on March 11, 2015 by mainecrimewriters

Kate Flora, here, once again taking you inside the writing process. This time, I’m sharing my search for some clues to plant at a crime scene in the fifth Joe Burgess mystery, And Led Them Thus Astray. It all began … Continue reading →